
Love Heals Free Health Clinic, Southern University
Prevention Coordinator Alicia Richbourg represented CAHS at the Love Heals Free Health Clinic, held June 15 at Southern University in Baton Rouge. Richbourg visited with
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Prevention Coordinator Alicia Richbourg represented CAHS at the Love Heals Free Health Clinic, held June 15 at Southern University in Baton Rouge. Richbourg visited with

Click here to see the event recap video! CAHS’ Prevention and Wellness Services team celebrated another successful “Driving Into Recovery” event, June 8, in Port

On June 4, CAHS’s Prevention Team provided training about opioids and overdoses for the agency’s staff who are part of the new Certified Community Behavioral

CAHS Prevention Coordinator Alicia Richbourg and Program Monitor Supervisor Yolanda Yancy, RPP, participated in the West Baton Rouge Youth Health Fest 2024, held June 1,

Pictured above (l-r): Program Monitor Supervisor Yolanda Yancy, RPP, and Program Monitor Tamara Jones represented CAHS at the H.E.L.P. (Hope. Empowerment. Love. Purpose.) Movement Community

Pictured (l-r): CAHS Social Service Counselors Rosalyn Davis, CAC, and Samantha Moore attended the May 21 Bridging the Gap Community Resource Fair, presented by the

We invite you to click here to watch this episode of “Two Chairs – The Conversation” that focuses on the community outreach and public awareness

CAHS’ Prevention Services joined more than 60 vendors as a resource exhibitor at the Louisiana Recovery CommUNITY Fest, held May 18 in Sorrento. The free

Pictured: CAHS Prevention and Wellness Services Director Bridget Lewis, MS-LPP, (standing), School Based Therapist Mary Hanken, LCSW (seated) and Problem Gambling Coordinator Kyllie Jenkins, MS,

Click here to watch CAHS’ warning about fentanyl. Fentanyl is 50 times stronger than heroin, and fentanyl kills. Counterfeit pills and other illicit substances are